Has Anyone Ran A Vortech V-2 Supercharger On Their Car?

you can also look into a meth kit to lower temps during full throttle.

 

In most cases you'll be fine ... I'm pushing 15lbs with out drugs aka meth and non intercooled . In the winter I might do a air to air but not likely

 

Are you worried about IAT temps? Or coolant temps?

IAT will depend on the boost you run. I would get a big aluminum radiator regardless of s/c or not with your mods.

BTW, anyone else think the OP should be making more power with the mods in the sig?

 

Yea he should be for sure making more power . I think his tuner is leaving a bunch on the table

 

Never heard that on the TKO. It's still a 1:1 ratio on 4th gear right? What makes it loose more than a T5?

What boost on the V2?

 

I call bullshit on the tranny thing. For many reasons.

You may want an intercooler on anything above 8 psi. But not absolutely necessary.

 

Seems like the timing is set back pretty far. Did you tell your tuner you planned to put the SC on?

 

At 13# I see iats of up to 220 before meth and 125 after meth, measured in the #5 runner

 

The real question is, why would you avoid using an intercooler? With a centri blower, it's easy-peasy to plumb in a front mount intercooler, so why wouldn't you? I understand that the additional cost can be a factor, but anything worth doing is worth doing right.

 

Without flipping the intake adding an intercooler makes a giant cluster****... It's not nearly as easy as it sounds.. CX racing now makes an intercooler kit and it's an absolute joke... On top of that, pushrod Vortech's have an curved discharge and you really want an straight discharge to clock the blower down and eliminate an unnecessary 90 degree bend

 

What about an A:W intercooler mounted in the original airbox location? Would that also eliminate the 90 degree bend? Nevermind, I just saw how the pushrod five-oh Vortech is set up.

 

Vortech already makes one... It's REALLY expensive and isn't known to work all that well..... Simplest solution is some meth

 

The set-up above has room for one of those inline tubular air to water intercoolers. Then you get said A2W intercooler hooked up to an active interchiller, which uses the a/c coolant system to cool the liquid in the intercooler reservoir. You can achieve sub-ambient intake temperatures with such a system.

 

Yeah.. That's what Vortech sells for $2500.. But then you can't use the powerpipe, negating any gains made by cooler air with 2-3# loss of boost from the major inlet restriction alone..

Give it a rest... If there were an easier way, don't you think the TENS OF THOUSAND of Vortech'd cars would be doing it already....

I'm dropping IAT's 100 degrees with a hose and 2 nozzles... Not that complicated

 

In order to run an A2A the right way you need
Aftermarket intake that is flippable (TFS, Edelbrock, Systemax)
Aftermarket Fuel Rails or a really tall spacer to clear the Fuel Pressure Regulator
Fox TB Swap
And of course the intercooler and all the custom piping..

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The Vortech Aftercooler is meant for a fox meaning you'd have to run fox accessories to move the blower further forward or it won't fit..

 

And this is the cxracing cluster**** which you couldn't pay me to run on my car......

$_12 by BLWNBYU, on Flickr